Child, Female Labor of the Progressive Era Flashcards

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Pragmatism

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Leading thinkers: John Dewey, William James, Fredrick Winslow Taylor
People should take a practical approach to solving problems, with morals, ideals, knowledge

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Florence Kelley

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Fought for abolishment of child labor
Legislation of working women
Establishment of minimum wage working laws
Led the National Consumers League

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Mother Jones

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Supported rights of coal miners, campaigned for worker’s rights. Led children’s march to DC to bring attention to child labor
Co-founded the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)

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Women’s Christian Temperance Movement (WCTU)

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Anti-booze, pro-suffrage
Protect the home from abusive husbands and financial ruin
Promoted the quality of family life, even better if women could vote

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Anti-Saloon League

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Made up of protestants from the south, and the women from the north
Anti-immigrant, immigrants believed to be alcoholics

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Lillian Wald

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Provided medical services to the travelling poor

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National Women’s Party (NWP) + Alice Paul

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Group that believed women were equal to men
Proposed that Congress adopt Equal Rights Amendments to the Constitution
“Silent Sentiniels” were people who protested at the White House

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National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA) + Carrie Chapman Catt

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Anthony and Stanton pass on leadership to Carrie Chapman Catt
Justification: voting will enable women to freely maintain the traditional role of caring for the family
Change of strategy: From states, all the way to national amendment with congressional and presidential support

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Industrial Workers of the World (IWW, Wobblies)

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Founder- Big Bill Haywood
Goal: promote worker solidarity &
overthrow the employing class
One big union- counter to AFL
Called the “Wobblies” b/c they had
socialists and radicals in their ranks

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Margaret Sanger

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Advocate for birth control, especially for women
Became Planned Parenthood
Jailed for the distribution of birth control advice and devices
Reasons: from sexual enjoyment to eugenics!

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Jane Addams

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She was dedicated to helping out the less fortunate, and built the Hull House in Chicago to assist immigrants into building a new life in America

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